Trishuli River Rafting – Two Day Adventure
Experience white water at its best with the Trishuli River offering exciting and intimidating rapids for an unforgettable two-day rafting adventure. This extended adventure takes you through thrilling class 2 and 3 rapids including the famous Ladies Delight, Upset, Surprise, Bijuli Rapid, and Tea Pot rapids. Perfect for both beginners and experienced rafters, this trip […]
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Experience white water at its best with the Trishuli River offering exciting and intimidating rapids for an unforgettable two-day rafting adventure. This extended adventure takes you through thrilling class 2 and 3 rapids including the famous Ladies Delight, Upset, Surprise, Bijuli Rapid, and Tea Pot rapids. Perfect for both beginners and experienced rafters, this trip combines the excitement of white water rafting with the unique experience of camping under the stars on the riverbank.
Unlike single-day trips, this two-day adventure allows you to fully immerse yourself in the river experience, with more time to enjoy the rapids, scenic mountain views, and the camaraderie of overnight camping with fellow adventurers. The trip offers an perfect balance of adrenaline-pumping action and peaceful moments in nature.
Transportation: Private vehicle from Kathmandu to rafting point and return
Day-by-Day Itinerary
Drive from Kathmandu to Charaundi for rafting and overnight camping
Morning Activities:
- Early Departure: Leave Kathmandu for scenic 3-hour drive to Charaundi
- Safety Briefing: Comprehensive instruction on rafting techniques and safety procedures
- Equipment Fitting: Professional fitting of life jackets, helmets, and paddles
- First Rapids Session: Navigate through “Ladies Delight” rapids (class 2-3)
Afternoon Activities:
- Riverside Lunch: Traditional meal by the riverbank
- Second Rapids Session: Tackle “Upset” and “Surprise” rapids (class 2-3)
- Scenic Float: Enjoy calmer sections with mountain and valley views
- Camp Setup: Arrive at Kurinighat for overnight camping on the river bank
- Evening Activities: Campfire, dinner, and stargazing
More rafting and return to Kathmandu
Morning Activities:
- Wake up to river sounds and mountain views
- Camp breakfast by the riverside
- Equipment check and safety briefing for day 2
- Third Rapids Session: Navigate through “Bijuli Rapid” (class 2-3)
Afternoon Activities:
- Final Rapids Session: Conquer the “Tea Pot” rapids (class 2-3)
- Scenic conclusion of rafting journey
- Riverside lunch and equipment collection
- Return Journey: Drive back to Kathmandu, arriving by evening
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is this trip suitable for beginners?
Yes, the Trishuli River offers easy grade 2-3 rapids perfect for beginners. Our professional guides provide comprehensive safety briefings and instruction.
What if the weather is bad?
We monitor weather conditions closely. In case of severe weather, we may postpone or modify the itinerary for safety reasons.
Is the camping safe?
Absolutely. We camp at designated safe areas with experienced camp staff. All camping equipment is regularly maintained and safety protocols are followed.
Can I bring my own camping gear?
We provide all necessary camping equipment, but you’re welcome to bring personal items for comfort.
What's the minimum age for this trip?
Minimum age is 12 years, and participants under 16 must be accompanied by adults.
How physically demanding is this trip?
The trip requires moderate physical fitness. You’ll be paddling for several hours over two days with breaks.
What happens in case of emergency?
Our guides are trained in first aid and emergency procedures. We maintain communication equipment and have evacuation plans in place.
Can I extend my rafting experience?
Yes, extra days of rafting can be added to your itinerary at additional cost. Contact us for customized packages.
Departure Dates & Pricing
No upcoming fixed departures are scheduled at the moment. Contact us to arrange a private departure on dates that suit you.
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20% Deposit — Due on booking Secures your place on the departure. Refundable within cancellation window.
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80% Balance — Due on arrival Pay the remainder in Kathmandu before the trip begins. Bank transfer, card, or cash accepted.
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Bhutan & Tibet — Full payment 20 days prior Full balance required at least 20 days before departure for Bhutan and Tibet tours.
| 30+ days before departure | Deposit forfeited, balance refunded in full |
| 15–29 days before departure | 50% of total trip cost charged |
| Under 15 days | No refund |
| MountainKick cancels trip | Full refund or reschedule |
We never force our customers to follow our set itinerary. You can customize your itinerary exactly the way you want. Please share with us your ideas.
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